A disturbance curve typically shows changes in the community composition, species abundance, or ecosystem properties following a disturbance event. Some common changes observed in a disturbance curve may include a decrease in species diversity, an increase in the abundance of certain species that are resilient to disturbance, shifts in species dominance, changes in ecosystem processes or functions, and potential recovery or succession of the community over time. These changes can provide valuable information about the impacts of disturbances on ecosystems and the resilience of natural systems.
